All posts from 16 August 2007

Dashboard Confessional
Chris Carrabba & co. will release the acoustic-flavored “The Shade Of Poison Trees” on October 2nd.
The Eagles
The band’s first studio album in 28 years now has a release date. “Long Road Out Of Eden” will hit stores (as long as those stores have a big “Wal-Mart” sign in front of them, as that retailer […]

Tags: bruce springsteen, dashboard confessional, eagles, scott walker

Now relocated to London from his native Canada, mathematics Ph.D Dan Snaith returns with his second Caribou album (after also recording a pair of records under the name Manitoba). Although originally more of an electronica artist, Snaith–still continuing to work alone, and with the aid of a computer–has been adopting an increasingly organic, 1960s-influenced, psychedelic-rock, […]

Tags: caribou

Singer-songwriter Nina Nastasia follows 2006’s “On Leaving” with the Steve Albini-produced “You Follow Me.” Much like previous albums (and live performances), the album finds Nastasia backed by Dirty Three drummer Jim White. Unlike previous albums, White gets co-billing for the album. Although he is not credited as a songwriter, his distinctive percussion is clearly a […]

Tags: jim white, nina nastasia

Angels and Airwaves
“I-Empire,” the second album from the post-blink-182 project for Tom Delonge, will arrive October 23rd.
Dillinger Escape Plan
The math-rock outfit–which has recently undergone some personnel changes–announced that its next release, “Ire Works,” will be out on November 13th.
Havoc
September 18 will see the release of “The Kush,” the very first solo release for the Mobb […]

Tags: angels and airwaves, dillinger escape plan, havoc, little name, radiohead, saturday looks good to me, she wants revenge